Basket solution. Other than the items that must be hung up to prevent excessive wrinkling, just lay out a number of laundry baskets that are separated by category (person X’s shirts, person Y’s pants, person Z’s unmentionables), located about waist high for convenience.
Chuck the cleaned, dry items into each sorted bin. Congratulations, you’re done.
Takes a few seconds to find a specific article of clothing later but saves hours in folding and putting away.
Honestly don’t mind when workplaces enforce X or Y. It’s not like any of my personal stuff goes on the work equipment anyway, nor is work stuff going on my personal equipment.
Got any dishes that you feel represent the kind of Mexican food you grew up with? People are always so quick to say “x isn’t Mexican, y, isn’t Mexican, it’s so impossible to find real Mexican food if you don’t live close to the border”. But they never say what “real Mexican” is lol. I’d love to try something authentic but as someone from Florida whos apparently never had any real Mexican food in my life I have no idea where to start
I think the main issue with that one is that they’ve become homophones in a lot of regional accents, a secondary part of it is that they are semi-related concepts, and the third part of it is that there are also technically noun and verb versions of each.
X affects Y, X has an effect on Y.
The affected happiness effect effected a positive affect.
That’s a factor sure, but someone living in rural country and urban city will have different happiness index based on their living conditions and satisfaction drivers. So comparing X with Y = flawed results.
It's a modern kind of shit talking employed by large corporations in conjunction with astro turfing (pretending to be an unbiased commentator, when you're really as biased as can be) to dissuade people from going to a competitor.
Because saying stuff like "I dunno dude, there's been reports of a lot of problems with Product X" is a lot more persuasive than "Product X sux!!!", especially when you don't know the poster was paid by Company Y, a competitor, to say it.
This question will require some explaining, so bear with me (I phrased it how I did because I wanted to emphasize one of the connections). I ask this here because economics seem to be a huge topic here, especially when it comes to certain schools of thought (not that I’m judging, you have your reasons)....
So basically your argument is that an accent or dialect is only valid if it can be understood by people from outside that speech community? German and English both have the same linguistic origins, but they are not mutually intelligible. Does that make either or both invalid ways of speaking? Do you realise that phonological changes are a perfectly natural part of linguistic evolution and, given enough time, speakers of dialect X and dialect Y can stop being able to understand each other? Yes, you can code-switch to make yourself more understandable to speakers of another dialect, but that’s generally what you do when the differences between the two dialects are big enough that you feel the need to change the entire manner in which you speak.
He named the 4 models of Tesla cars Model S, Model 3, Model X, and Model Y. This makes him appear to be juvenilly obsessed with X because of XXX meaning Porn. If it was indeed to hide the intent of him being obsessed with X because that’s the symbol that was used to sell Africa to the colonizers, it worked because I was under the impression he was just sex obsessed, until I read the previous posters theory
They have their taste in games, and lay it accurately with tons of ‘I know that X does Y, but not for me tho’. I expected some flame there, but no, just their personal opinion on what they like to see and lack.
Stepping into their shoes, I’d try old rpgs, quests, adventures accumulating in the backlog and already having their share of GOTY awards so you can hop from a masterpiece to a masterpiece.
They don’t go deep into why f2p and MTX are popular. It’s really just a sudden frustration that they aren’t as represented. Cheers to you journoperson, please take a sit between groups as rarely cared for as you do, or even worse
Yeah, this is common belief but it’s not completely true. The egg is fertilised by either an X or Y sperm, and will develop for a couple of months as a kind of intersex thing.
What would be ovaries develop into testes, but for example, no fallopian tube of uterus would have been developed.
In the early 2000’s, there was all this panic about how these newfangled languages and tools were going to obliterate the developer job market. They were too easy to use! Too simple for non-developers to pick up! Why, you could almost code in plain English now! Developers are doooooooomed!
Instead, demand for developers shot through the roof, because the barrier to entry for developing applications had been lowered enough that adding staff developers to your employee roster became a no-brainer.
Part of the problem is one of precision instructions. We call instructions that are comprehensive, specific, detailed, and precise enough to be turned into programs code, and ChatGPT doesn’t change that. It can only do what you tell it to do.
Maybe someday, a large language model will be so sophisticated, you can say something like, “Write a program to do X, Y, and Z. It uses (address) for authentication, and (other address) for storing data. Here are the credentials to use for each. (Credentials). Your repo is at (address). You deploy the front-end at (address) and the back-end at (address). Your pipelines should be written using (file) as a template.” And maybe what it does with that will truly be able to replace me.
But I genuinely doubt it. I glossed over an enormous amount of detail in that example. If I add it in, what it’ll start looking like is, well, more code.
Ah, human rights abuses. Got it. That’s been common knowledge for quite a while now. If you had to have John Oliver point it out to you, you were living with your head in the sand.
I thought it was some new information about it containing lead or something.
Look, damn near EVERYTHING these days is tied to human rights abuses. Food, rubber, electronics, clothing, meat, chemicals. As humans, we just aren’t evolved to handle the sort of horrible complexity that our society presents. Trying to be an ethical consumer takes a crazy amount of research and sacrifice and, to be blunt, doesn’t change a god damn thing. It’s all too interconnected and people don’t have large enough attention spans.
Here’s what I mean by that: Let’s say everyone suddenly decides that yea, cocoa harvesting practices are a big problem and we should all stop buying chocolate. Well, large corporations don’t really care about the day-to-day opinions of consumers. They have contracts that are often up to a year long specifically to hamper things like boycotts. So it doesn’t matter if demand drops, they still get to sell X tons of product at Y price. Now, you can say that when it comes time to renegotiate the contract, they might get less. But when have you ever seen the public rally behind an issue and have it be relevant for more than 3 months? After a year, most people will have forgotten or stopped caring about the boycott and demand will be right back where it was before.
How many times have people tried to boycott companies like Nestle or General Mills? Just last year there was a boycott on Starbucks for their anti-union practices; people that were ADAMANT that they’d never have starbucks again flocked to the stores for their latest holiday special drink.
I guess my point is, we no longer live in a society, we’re held captive by it. I’m going to keep eating chocolate.
I am looking for a term to describe the line of thinking that goes something like “I hate my work, I am sick all the time, I am depressed, I can’t find happiness. But I should be happy. Those problems don’t matter. All my problems are so insignificant, there are little. They’re just some stupid first world problems. I...
Those are very kind words, thank you. But the quote I gave was purely imaginative, I might have said something along these lines back then (in 2012ish I think), which resulted in the conversation mentioned above, where a close person said something like “this is actually something people with x often say, it is called y” (he was seeing a therapist back then and was constantly trying to diagnose me as a female narcissist I think).
As for now, I am doing very well, it just often comes to mind. That person left some impressions I often think about. There was also a story about a monster in a suitcase that I vaguely remember and it crosses my mind so often, I will probably also ask about that eventually.
Whenever a company wants to drop X workers, the first Y people of that have to be the C-suites, and they cannot get a parachute. They leave just on the last pay they received regularly, no bonuses or anything.
Way easier to be “against X, Y and Z” than to actually build/fix something. They’ll just find other bogeymen and the worse the things get, the more tempting being against these bogeymen will look like to the voters.
X doesn’t matter because Y, so we can’t waste effort on X.
It’s not about what’s right it’s about not saying mean things about the people you like and instead saying mean things about the people you don’t like.
More than one thing can be bad at the same time and that’s no reason to disregard one issue because there is a worse version of it somewhere. Instead of arguing with me on an obscure corner of the internet why don’t you go do something about those issues that bother you?
Add YOUR city to the Gnome weather app [Solved]
cross-posted from: !linux | lemmy.eco.br/post/1969330...
I'll do it tomorrow I swear (lemmy.world)
What can I do to help a family whose son was a victim of sexual assault, but the assaulter is being protected by his family?
I’m not sure if this is the right place to post this, but I’m not sure where else to turn....
Great! I like getting tracked by 766 third parties! thanks Outlook (cdn.masto.host)
Do you consider Chipotle as Mexican food?
rt, some people said Chipotle is more like American food. Just want to know everybody’s opinion on this subject.
Speakers of non-English languages, what common mistakes do native speakers make that drive you crazy?
For example, English speakers commonly mix up your/you’re or there/their/they’re. I’m curious about similar mistakes in other languages.
Ipsos Global Happiness 2023. China tops at 91%. (lemmy.ml)
ipsos.com/…/Ipsos Global Happiness 2023 Report_0.…
What is "FUD"?
People use it like everyone fucking has the innate knowledge of every acronym out there
Just a JSON file in Windows 11 enables Edge, Bing, and Search ads removal (winaero.com)
Why does a proper concept of a glass floor not apply both economically/demographically?
This question will require some explaining, so bear with me (I phrased it how I did because I wanted to emphasize one of the connections). I ask this here because economics seem to be a huge topic here, especially when it comes to certain schools of thought (not that I’m judging, you have your reasons)....
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invidtui - An opensource cross-platform Invidious client v0.3.6 is released (darkhz.github.io)
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invidtui - An opensource cross-platform Invidious client v0.3.6 is released (darkhz.github.io)
Hello Lemmy,...
X may lose up to $75 mln by year-end on advertiser exodus - NYT (www.reuters.com)
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Give Me Experiences, Not Obligations (www.gameinformer.com)
Question for God (lemmy.sdf.org)
OpenAI's reported 'superintelligence' breakthrough is so big it nearly destroyed the company, and ChatGPT (www.techradar.com)
Nearly 40% of conventional baby food contains toxic pesticides, US study finds (www.theguardian.com)
Is there a name for downplaying your suffering because other people have bigger problems?
I am looking for a term to describe the line of thinking that goes something like “I hate my work, I am sick all the time, I am depressed, I can’t find happiness. But I should be happy. Those problems don’t matter. All my problems are so insignificant, there are little. They’re just some stupid first world problems. I...
Embracer exec says laying off hundreds of people was an 'agonising process,' but that restructuring is 'how we win' (www.pcgamer.com)
"We know it's a necessary thing for us to hit our new and needed goals. So overall, good progress and we push on."
Derailed train sparks molten sulphur fire in Kentucky (www.theguardian.com)
Imagine voting for someone that wants to get rid of the department of education. (lemmy.world)
Apple’s China ties under Congressional scrutiny after Jon Stewart cancellation (arstechnica.com)